“Matambre” loosely translates to “kill hunger” and that’s exactly what this meal of meat and veggies rolled into one will do.
Traditional fillings for this South American dish include garlic, spinach, bell pepper, carrots, olives, hardboiled eggs and fresh herbs. But you can, and should, stuff whatever you like inside the rolled and sliced steak.
Matambre is usually cooked on a grill or simmered in wine and broth for more than an hour, but this recipe takes a shortcut by simply searing and then roasting the meat for 30 minutes in the oven. Using this method, the meat is cooked to medium-rare and the veggies inside maintain some of their crispness.
Sliced matambre is usually eaten at room temperature, making it the perfect lunchbox substitution for a sandwich. Protein and veggies in every delicious bite, no utensils required.
Read more: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/matambre-rolled-flank-steak/#ixzz3ky9ladPG